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   Louise Cerling on January 1, 2018 at 11:20 pm

   The tax 360 treatment for nasal ganglion block has recent WiFi reports that Ganglion Lidocaine block treatments from several pharmacies providing 2017 drugs such as the tx360 are scary with side effects!
   I think Dr. Robbins has always been researching claims and has good reports on the Third trial drug clinical recently marketed in the US and passed his scrutiny. I believe your office took some patients with tried this effectively after they were approved by your medical team. Are your updates on knowledge of success stories ready for email to long time sufferers of migrain nonstop since a child!
   Please Report latest updates to your known patients if anyone was successful to lower their constant head pain a level or two down even with up to 12 treatments!
   If someone has a negative reaction would it not show up fairly quickly like an allergic reaction as if trying a new drug once!
   This is research not a case Study so I hope you comment! Some have followed the clinical trials in Europe waiting 2 years to finish!
   Are you encouraged?
   Dr. Robbins please comment so your information may be forwarded to friends who have suffered since childhood nonstop resistant headache!

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     Larry Robbins,M.D. on January 2, 2018 at 8:51 am

     I am not aware of serious side effects being reported due to SPG blocks and lidocaine; if you have any reference, I would be very interested; SPG blocks have been around since 1914; extremely rare to have anything except momentary local(bad taste etc) effects; felt to be very safe; but I would be interested in any reports….
     As far as CGRP studies; these meds will be out this summer(most likely); short term there have been very few adverse effects; what we DON’T know is about long-term(over years) side effects; However, as early as 2019, Amgen will start to have 4 and 5 year data; but those patients have not received the injections continuously, so it will be till the 2030 to 2040 time frame till we may know. This happened with Botox and Triptans; both are out 21 and 25 years now, we know they are safe, but it too this long to really know……

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